Understanding your menstrual cycle is key to knowing when you are most likely to get pregnant. Whether you are trying to conceive or want to better understand your reproductive health, knowing your fertile window can help you make informed decisions. Read on to learn when you’re most likely to get pregnant. Think you might be
Facing an unplanned pregnancy while in college can feel overwhelming, but it’s important to remember that you have rights and support available to you. At Choose Hope Women’s Center, we’re here to help you navigate this challenging time with confidence and provide the resources you need to thrive as a student and expectant parent. Read
You might have heard that abortion comes with risks to your physical health—but did you know it can affect your mental health as well? And these mental health complications can show up days, weeks, or even years later. This is why, before choosing abortion, it’s essential to learn all you can to ensure you make
Wondering if you might be pregnant? While there are early symptoms to watch out for that might indicate pregnancy, taking a pregnancy test is the only way to know for sure—-sometimes, other health conditions can mimic the symptoms of early pregnancy. This article will explore the top early pregnancy symptoms and when to take a
Discovering that you’re pregnant can be overwhelming, especially if your partner doesn’t support you. While this is a challenging time that makes it feel like your world has been turned upside down, it’s important to remember that you have options and resources available. This article will highlight how can navigate this situation and find the
If your birth control failed, your mind is likely buzzing with questions: Am I pregnant? If I am, what will I do next? What are my options? Whatever you’re feeling right now, it’s understandable. However, there are steps you can take right now to gain clarity and control. This article will highlight those steps. If
Finding out you’re unexpectedly pregnant is overwhelming enough, let alone adding the thought of telling your parents the news. However, there are strategies you can take to feel more prepared. This article will highlight these strategies, but we’re here if you’re looking for a safe space to talk, ask questions, and gather your thoughts. Contact
If you’re afraid of giving birth, that’s understandable. No matter your reason for being afraid of giving birth, it’s valid—but learning all you can about giving birth and creating a birth plan can help. This article will highlight the essentials you need to know about giving birth and how to create a birth plan. Are
Did you recently have an abortion? Are you still pregnant but considering abortion? Either way, it’s essential to learn about the warning signs of infection—one of the risks with both medical and surgical abortion. This article will highlight the warning signs of post-abortion infection. However, if you want to talk to someone in person about
First things first: Your mental health depends on you making your own pregnancy decision. According to a study looking into the link between abortion and adverse mental health outcomes, it’s clear “that at least some women do have significant mental health issues that are caused, triggered, aggravated, or complicated by their abortion experience.” Furthermore, feeling
